Dracula III: Legacy (2005)

In the near future, Uffizi and Luke travel to the remote reaches of war torn Romania to rescue Elizabeth and finish the vampire once and for all. Along the way, they encounter TV news journalist and a corps of rebels trying to fight the vampire uprising which plagues their country.

Director:

Patrick Lussier

Writers:

Joel Soisson, Patrick Lussier

Stars:

Jason Scott Lee, Stephen Billington, Diane Neal

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jason Scott Lee	...	Father Uffizi
Stephen Billington	...	Dracula II
Diane Neal	...	Elizabeth Blaine
Jason London	...	Luke
Rutger Hauer	...	Dracula III
Ilinca Goia	...	Marta
George Grigore	...	Bruno
Roy Scheider	...	Cardinal Siqueros
Tom Kane	...	EBC Anchorman
Alexandra Wescourt	...	Julia Hughes
Serban Celea	...	Gabriel
Gavril Patru	...	Canadian Lieutenant
Giuliano Doman	...	French Sergeant
Valentin Popescu	...	French Captain
Nicodim Ungureanu	...	Pavel

Storyline

Father Uffizi and Luke travels through a Romania destroyed by the civil war and the vampires. Luke is trying to save Elizabeth from the claws of Dracula, and Uffizi to terminate with the vampires. Along their journey, they meet the British television journalist Julia Hughes covering the war, and the trio follow together facing dangerous situations with the rebels and the vampires.

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Plot Keywords:

vampire | rebel | romania | dracula | impalement | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for vampire violence, language and nudity

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA Romania

Language:

English Romanian French

Release Date:

12 July 2005 (USA)

Also Known As:

Dracula 3

Filming Locations:

Bucharest, Romania

Box Office

Budget:

$3,200,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Dimension Films, Neo Art & Logic, Castel Film Romania

Technical Specs

Runtime:

86 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Dracula II: Ascension and this movie were shot together as one movie. It was the director's and producers' intention to split the film into two during the shooting.

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Goofs

When Father Uffizi gets his whip back, he swings it over his head before hitting a vampire. While swinging, he hits a box that falls down. This is computer animated, which can be seen because the box falls a little before the 'whip' actually hits it.

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Quotes

Father Uffizi: He's awoken from death so many times. I wonder if he even remembers how he truly began.
Luke: Well, do you know? I mean, how he began.
Father Uffizi: It doesn't matter anymore. What matters now is how he ends.

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Connections

Referenced in Bad Movie Beatdown: Wes Craven Presents Don't Look Down (2013)

User Reviews

About the Factual errors of Dracula III: Legacy (2005)

I am from Transylvania, Romania. Actually I live near Bran (30 minute by car), known as Dracula's Castle.

In the Factual Errors it is stated that: "it is also an Orthodox Christian country. In the scene where the main characters approach the castle, you can see a bunch of Catholic priests impaled. You would struggle to find that many Catholic priests in all of Eastern Europe, much less in Romania alone."

Totally incorrect! Because we are speaking about Transylvania (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Principality_of_Transylvania) which was a part of the Austro-Hungarian empire. The biggest number of catholic religion persons from Romania is in Transylvania. Actually is quite easy to find catholic priests in these parts of Romania.

Brasov, which is my city, has the Black Church, the biggest Gothic style Catholic Cathedral in Eastern Europe!

You don't have to know history to check what you are saying at www.wikipedia.com

Anyway, for those interested in the Dracula myth, you should read a bit more about the Medieval History of Transylvania...You would like more the myth of Dracula;and the castle is quite impressive;Personally, I would not dare to stay a night by myself in the Castle;not only because of Dracula;we have stronger demons in our culture that Dracula.

Myself I am more like a Werewolf type :-) In Transylvania we still have packs of wolves that attack at night the villages in long winter nights and we have the biggest population of bears in Europe; And a lot of old superstitions about demons that travel the country side at night, even nowadays;

If you ever visit Romania, enjoy Transylvania! It is the most beautiful part of Romania by far!